.\" RoarAudio
.TH "roardecnet" "7" "August 2008" "RoarAudio" "System Manager's Manual: RoarAuido"

.SH NAME
roardecnet \- Hints for DECnet users or RoarAudio

.SH SYNOPSIS

 roard \-n [OPTIONS...] ...

 roarclient \-\-server node:: [OPTIONS...] ...

.SH "DESCRIPTION"
This manpage lists some hints for use of RoarAudio over DECnet.

.SH "BASICS"
If DECnet support is compiled in, there is the option '\fB-n\fR' of \fBroard\fR(1).
If you set it the daemon will listen via DECnet.
You may use the option '\fB-b\fR' to set the object name.
Nodenames given via '\fB-b\fR' are ignored.
Example:
 roard \-n
 roard \-n \-b ::myobject

If you use the default object local clients should find there way to the server.
For remote clients or if you use a non default object it is needed to give a
server address in a form listent below.

.SH "SERVER ADDRESS"
The server address for DECnet is in one of the following forms:
\fBnode::\fR, \fBnode::object\fR, \fB::object\fR, \fB::\fR
This is the way to specify a DECnet connection to node \fBnode\fR's
object \fBobject\fR. Both may be omitted to use defaults. Default
node name is local hosts node name.
Examples:
 mynode::               connect to \fBmynode\fR
 ::roar                 connect to local object \fBroar\fR
 yournode::yourroard    connect to \fByournode\fR's object \fByourroard\fR

.SH "SEE ALSO"
\fBroard\fR(1),
\fBroartips\fR(7),
\fBlibroar\fR(7).

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